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To: FerdieMurphy

"There would never be an episode on South Park that would show the muslims' allah engaged in some perversion."


Not only would there be, there already HAS been. You obviously don't watch "South Park", which is the best solution for those who dislike the show.


3 posted on 12/28/2005 1:13:58 PM PST by Blzbba ("Shop Smart. Shop S-Mart" - Ashe, Housewares)
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To: Blzbba
South Park attacks anything.

They had an episode where the South Park Kids thought they were adopting a goat and it turned out to be an Afghan orphan.

It can be really tasteless at times - as in this episode.

I have mixed feelings about the show in general.

When they are good, they are very good (they did a Halloween Skit once with the frightening face of Barbara Streisand shooting up to cover the screen) and when they are totally tasteless and insensitive and crude, as in this episode, they are appalling.
93 posted on 12/28/2005 1:36:55 PM PST by ZULU (Non nobis, non nobis, Domine, sed nomini tuo da gloriam. God, guts, and guns made America great.)
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To: Blzbba
"There would never be an episode on South Park that would show the muslims' allah engaged in some perversion." Not only would there be, there already HAS been. You obviously don't watch "South Park", which is the best solution for those who dislike the show."""

Does South Park ever make fun of the Holocaust or any other important Jewish subject? I suspect not -- as a rule, Hollywood blasphemes Christianity but not Judaism -- but maybe this isn't the case with South Park, maybe that show is an equal-opportunity blasphemer. Anyone know?

154 posted on 12/28/2005 1:51:17 PM PST by churchillbuff
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